Intellectual Property
Oct. 7, 2010
Apple Denied Stay in Patent Verdict
A federal judge denied Apple Inc. emergency motion to stay entry of a $625.5 million jury verdict against the Cupertino-based technology giant for infringing three patents about how documents are displayed on a computer screen.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A federal judge in Texas on Tuesday denied Apple Inc. emergency motion to stay entry of a $625.5 million jury verdict against the Cupertino-based consumer technology giant for infringing three patents about how documents are displayed on a computer screen.
Instead, U.S. District Judge Leonard Davis set court dates in December to consider post-trial motions, including defense claims ...
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